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...most spectacular of these saves came with just under four minutes left in the first period. With Cornell still down only 2-0 and Harvard continuing to push to put the game away, Vineberg stuffed a Harvard breakaway by knocking the puck up in the air and then acrobatically twisting around to catch it before it rebounded over her head and into the goal...
...reasons for the closer score was the play of the Cornell goalie, Flora Vineberg. After letting in five goals on Friday and seeming to lose her focus again in the first period the next day, she bounced back to limit the Crimson offense throughout the rest of the game...
...number of Harvard’s better chances, Vineberg was able to snatch the puck out of the air with her glove—which she had trouble doing on Friday night when the Crimson kept shooting top shelf to beat her for a number of quick goals...
Harvard outshot Cornell during the game 46-17, as the Crimson offense blistered Cornell goaltender Flora Vineberg with shot after shot. Beth Baronick relieved Vineberg for the final 15 minutes of the game...
Armed with this knowledge, Effler began performing Vineberg implants on patients suffering from angina pectoris, the crippling pain that signals insufficient blood supply to heart muscles. But other surgeons, still skeptical, concentrated on alternative approaches. Dr. Philip Sawyer of New York's Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn developed a method of using pressurized carbon dioxide gas to separate the inner and outer walls of an artery so that the fat adhering to the arterial lining could be more easily removed. Others experimented with widening clogged arteries by inserting gussets made from pieces of the patient's saphenous vein...